Let’s face it, almost everyone is looking for some kind of toilet bowl cleaner to get deep down and clean all of those tough stains caused by various things, one of the toughest stains being caused by hard water. If you are looking for not only a good toilet bowl cleaner but also something that is a bit more on the natural side then Ecover just might have you covered with their product called Ecover Toilet Bowl Cleaner. There is only one question now; does it really work?

According to most people that have tried Ecover Toilet Bowl Cleaner it works quite well, however, there are few people here and there who say that they like Ecover Toilet Bowl Cleaner a lot but it only works on minor stains. What it all comes down to is that while Ecover Toilet Bowl Cleaner works many people it may not work for everyone.

Ecover Toilet Bowl cleaner is not tested on animals, does not leave a chemical residue, is made from plant based ingredients, and the bottle is 100% recyclable. You can read more about Ecover Toilet Bowl Cleaner at their website. If you are interested in purchasing Ecover’s toilet bowl cleaner you can find it at drugstore.com.

Great news for all of you looking for an eco-friendly way to brush! Recycline puts out an eco-friendly product line called Preserve, which consists of toothbrushes, flavored toothpicks, tongue cleaners, razors, and razor blades. What’s more is that they also put out tableware and kitchen products.

What’s better than using eco-friendly products? Using eco-friendly products that can be recycled along with their package at your convenience. Preserve’s toothbrushes, tongue cleaners, and razor handles can be recycled by printing out a postage paid label on Preserve’s website. If you wish to find out how to recycle their tableware and kitchen products then just take a look at their website.

Recycline’s Preserve product line can be found at Lucky Vitamin, drugstore.com
, Whole Foods Market, etc.

In conclusion to the previous post I am posting the information from sjbparish.com’s poll in regards to whether or not a recycling program should be put in place. Here are the results from their website:

“LAPLACE – In an effort to test the desire of the people before forcing a new government program, the Hubbard administration and Parish Council decided to poll the residents of St. John to determine whether they wanted 1. Weekly Curbside Service at a cost of $2.50 per month, 2. Drop Off Locations Parish wide at no additional monthly cost to the resident, or 3. no recycling program at all. The poll, done online and via telephones to all residents of the parish, was conducted May 28, 29, 30 of last week. The results were as follows: 24% wanted the Curbside Weekly Pick up at their homes, 56.4% wanted free drop off locations parish wide, and 18.6% wanted no recycling program at all. “It is obvious that the people of St. John want the drop off locations and we are currently talking with the Council members to discuss possible locations,” Parish President Bill Hubbard said. The administration is bringing the issue before the Council at its next meeting on June 10, 2008 in LaPlace and will ask for authorization to begin negotiating drop off locations parish wide. Upon initial review, there will be 7 locations located throughout the parish spread out as follows: 2 on the Westbank, 1 in Garyville, 1 in Reserve, 2 additional locations in LaPlace (the parish currently operates a recycling drop off location behind the parish office building at 1801 West Airline Hwy). The bins for the drop off locations cost $125 to rent per month with a $400 roll off charge each time they need to be emptied. The initial program will be run up to 6 months so that the program can be monitored for success at each of the locations; at the end of the six months the program as a whole and each location will be reevaluated to determine if the program should be continued. The funds for the program will be taken from the Solid Waste and Beautification Budget.”

If you wish to read the results on sjbparish.com instead then please click here.

Thankyou to everyone who voted on this poll as well as to those who did not vote but still took the time out to read the previous post as well as this one!

Greetings Readers,

This post may be a little off topic, however, it is a cause that I believe should be addressed. Where I live there is barely any means of recycling, however, the city has put up a poll on their website where anyone can vote on having recycling bins put in place throughout the city, make curbside recycling available at cost to the residents, or no recycling option at all.

Based upon the amount of votes and phone calls that the city receives the city will determine whether or not to test out one of the recycling options. If things go well then the recycling option that they choose could possibly expand to other cities, and at that rate perhaps (with a lot of hope) things could get expanded to other states.

This, readers, is where I ask a favor from all of you. Visit http://www.sjbparish.com/poll.asp and submit your vote on the city’s online poll regarding recycling. Perhaps if we can get this done then it will start a chain reaction in the future. Thanks for your help, readers, and best of luck to anyone else who has come across the same issue or something similar where they live! Also, if you have something like this that needs to be voted on your city’s website please comment and we will see that it gets passed around .